Malarvizhi Durai
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Recent Articles
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Kim E, Durai M, Mia Y, Kim H, Moudgil K
Front Immunol
. 2016 Jul;
7:203.
PMID: 27379088
Heat shock proteins (Hsps) are highly conserved, and their expression is upregulated in cells by heat and other stressful stimuli. These proteins play a vital role in preserving the structural...
2.
Perica K, De Leon Medero A, Durai M, Chiu Y, Bieler J, Sibener L, et al.
Nanomedicine
. 2013 Jul;
10(1):119-29.
PMID: 23891987
From The Clinical Editor: Artifical antigen presenting cells could revolutionize the field of cancer-directed immunotherapy. This team of investigators have manufactured two types of nanoscale particle platform-based aAPCs and demonstrates...
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Gopalakrishnan S, Durai M, Kitchens K, Tamiz A, Somerville R, Ginski M, et al.
Peptides
. 2012 Mar;
35(1):86-94.
PMID: 22401908
Tight junctions (TJs) control paracellular permeability and apical-basolateral polarity of epithelial cells, and can be regulated by exogenous and endogenous stimuli. Dysregulated permeability is associated with pathological conditions, such as...
4.
Durai M, Huang M, Moudgil K
J Autoimmun
. 2009 Oct;
33(3-4):208-13.
PMID: 19800761
Heat-shock proteins (Hsps) have been invoked in the pathogenesis of a variety of autoimmune diseases. The mycobacterial heat-shock protein 65 (Bhsp65) has been studied extensively as one of the antigenic...
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Moudgil K, Durai M
Trends Immunol
. 2008 Aug;
29(9):412-8.
PMID: 18675587
Heat-shock proteins (hsps) are highly conserved and immunogenic, and they are generally perceived to be attractive initiators or targets of a pathogenic immune response, and as such, have been implicated...
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Durai M, Krueger C, Ye Z, Cheng L, Mackensen A, Oelke M, et al.
Cancer Immunol Immunother
. 2008 Jun;
58(2):209-20.
PMID: 18563409
Adoptive immunotherapy for treatment of cancers and infectious diseases is often hampered by a high degree of variability in the final T cell product and in the limited in vivo...
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Satpute S, Durai M, Moudgil K
Semin Arthritis Rheum
. 2008 Jan;
38(3):195-207.
PMID: 18177689
Objectives: To review various antigen-specific tolerogenic and immunomodulatory approaches for arthritis in animal models and patients in regard to their efficacy, mechanisms of action, and limitations. Methods: We reviewed the...
8.
Durai M, Kim H, Bala K, Bala K, Moudgil K
J Rheumatol
. 2007 Oct;
34(11):2134-43.
PMID: 17937454
Objective: In autoimmune situations, the outcome of immune response against a disease-related antigen is typically viewed in terms of the balance between the pathogenic versus the protective subsets of antigen-reactive...
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Mia M, Durai M, Kim H, Moudgil K
J Immunol
. 2005 Jun;
175(1):219-27.
PMID: 15972652
Dimethyl dioctadecyl ammonium bromide (DDA) (C(38)H(80)NBr) is a nonantigenic lipoid material. DDA-induced arthritis (DIA) in the Lewis (LEW) (RT.1(l)) rat is a new experimental model for human rheumatoid arthritis (RA)....
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Durai M, Kim H, Moudgil K
J Immunol
. 2004 Jun;
173(1):181-8.
PMID: 15210773
The 65-kDa mycobacterial heat shock protein (Bhsp65) has been invoked in the pathogenesis of both adjuvant arthritis (AA) in the Lewis rat (RT.1(l)) and human rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritic Lewis rats...